Visit Deni Official Visitor Guide - 2020

Official Visitor Guide

Edward River (Kolety)

Visit Deni acknowledges the Wamba Wamba Perrepa Perrepa people who are the Traditional Custodians of the land and pays respect to Elders both past, present and future.

The greeting from local traditional owners is ‘Puthekaty larnangurruk telkuk-min’, ‘We welcome you to our country for a good visit’.

We ask that you care for our country during your time with us.

Acknowledgement of country

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4 Dive into Deni

54 Where to eat

6 Visitor Information Centre

62 Where to shop

8 48 hours in Deni 12 On the river 18 Get active 24 Natural wonders

70 Where to visit 76 Where to stay 84 Deniliquin town map

30 History and culture 40 Out of town 46 Events 52 For the kids

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Dive into Deni

Country hospitality, proud history, natural beauty – and a place you’re always welcome. This is Deniliquin.

Whether you’re here on a pilgrimage to the iconic Deni Ute Muster, or just a relaxing riverside break with the family, Deni is the perfect place to get away from the fast pace of modern life and take it easy.

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Deniliquin straddles the Edward River (Kolety), where towering red gums meet expansive outback plains. Our sunny climate has drawn visitors here to enjoy the outdoors for generations, with plenty of fun on the water by day followed by some of the biggest starry skies you’ll ever see by night.

Deniliquin’s human history dates back tens of thousands of years.

The region has remained home to the Wamba Wamba and Perrepa Perrepa people since these early times. When European settlers arrived in the 1840s, the town grew quickly, fuelled by its riverside location, wool, rice and other crops. This was a time of great change and we acknowledge that these changes had a big impact on the lives of local traditional owners.

Today, you’ll find Deni offers the perfect combination of natural wonders with swimming spots and national parks on the doorstep, as well as gorgeous gardens and a wide selection of cafes, pubs and restaurants to explore in the heart of town.

From long walks through native bushland to long afternoons in a beer garden, from a gentle float along the river to a friendly round of golf, Deni is here to be enjoyed at your own pace.

We love to welcome visitors, so if there’s anything we can do to make your stay complete, just ask.

Welcome to Deni – we reckon you’ll feel at home in no time.

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Visitor Information Centre Make this your first stop! Our friendly staff and volunteers can provide all the maps and brochures you’ll need, as well as local tips to help you make the most of your time in Deniliquin.

This is where you can also hire bikes, organise tours, and shop for local gifts and souvenirs.

While you’re at the Visitor Information Centre, don’t miss the Peppin Heritage Centre where you can learn about the iconic Peppin Merino and Deni’s fascinating past. You can even grab a coffee from the neighbouring café, The Crossing.

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Deniliquin Visitor Information Centre 295 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 Open 9.00am – 4.00pm daily Phone 1800 650 712 visitdeni.com.au

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Reed Beds Bird Hide

Local tip!

The number of birds we have in Deni is incredible, ranging from superb fairy wrens, yellow rosellas, superb parrots right through to the majestic wedge tail eagles, black kites and nankeen kestrels. Just about anywhere in Deni you will see birds but if you’re an avid bird watcher or photographer, heading out along the Edward River (Kolety) and within the Island Sanctuary is a must!

Kerri Munnerley, Deniliquin

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Island Sanctuary

Brontes Gourmet

48 hours in Deni Day 1 Morning Start your adventure with the peaceful Beach to Beach Walk, which links the town’s two most popular riverside beaches (McLean Beach and Willoughby’s Beach) and passes through both the Island Sanctuary and Memorial Park. Along the way, you’ll see the Ute on a Pole and a stunning sculpture celebrating the iconic ute Reutilise.

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Refuel with some coffee in town from a local café, and if it’s a weekend, there might be a market on in the Waring Gardens.

Wander through the town’s shops and stop by the Peppin Heritage Centre next to the Visitor Information Centre.

BIG4 Deniliquin Holiday Park

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Here’s how you can experience the best of Deni in just two days.

Ready? Let’s go.

Day 1 Afternoon

Evening

Hire two wheels and head to the Murray Valley Regional Park to explore the Mountain Bike Trails – or if you prefer a more gentle speed, there’s impressive bird watching to be done at the Reed Beds Bird Hide.

As evening falls, tuck into some takeaway fish and chips back at Willoughby’s Beach – it’s dog friendly so bring your fourlegged friend. If it’s warm, take a dip in the river, and if it’s cold, this is an ideal setting for campfires and marshmallows.

Then it’s time to hit the Edward River (Kolety) – hire a barge from BIG4 Deniliquin and spend an afternoon exploring the river or fishing (you don’t need a boat or fishing licence on this barge). The refreshing waters will also beckon for a float, a canoe or a swim!

Then pop by one of our friendly pubs.

The first Friday of the month is an openmic muso night at the Deniliquin Club so bring your best singing voice!

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Scott’s Park

Willoughby’s Beach

48 hours in Deni Day 2 Morning

Afternoon

Stretch your legs with a stroll along the Lagoon Walk – it’s a great way to wander through picturesque parts of Deni with the Water Tower Mural at the end.

When hunger hits, grab a counter meal from one of our country pubs (always hard to beat a parma) or any of the tasty takeaway options with a picnic in a local park, or take some barbecue supplies down to McLean Beach.

If you’re not too walked out, there’s the Golf Club for a quick round or the Historic Town Walk with a guided map from the Visitor Information Centre. There are more than 40 points of interest dotted throughout Deni.

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Then explore the unique collection of rare and vintage vehicles at The Depot, or learn more about the area at the fascinating Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre.

The Depot

Wanganella

Local tip!

One of the best places to see a Riverina sunrise is along the Mulwala Canal heading towards Blighty.

On a Saturday morning just before 6am we grab a coffee and drive out to the channel bank to watch the sunrise light up one of the biggest skies you can imagine.

Adrian Cummins, Deniliquin

Day 2 Evening It’s time to hit the road to the famous Hay Plains to see a truly epic sunset. Along the way, you’ll pass scenic flatlands, farmland, villages and sculptures such as the Headless Horseman.

On your drive back into Deni, drop by the Wanganella General Store for dinner and a yarn with the locals by the longest creek in Australia – the Billabong Creek. As you head home, you’ll see why the big sky is so popular with star gazers around here.

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On the river Whether boating, paddling, fishing, or just splashing about, the Edward River (Kolety) is the perfect aquatic playground.

At the heart of Deni is the Edward River (Kolety) – a place of natural beauty that’s home to well-loved beaches, swimming spots, boat ramps, long stretches to explore by kayak, and plenty of places to throw in a line in search of Murray Cod. Here the water calls you to go at your own speed – from the thrill of water-skiing to a quiet float as the currents take you past the majestic red forest gums which line the riverbanks.

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The Edward River (Kolety) lies within the traditional lands of the Wamba Wamba Perrepa Perrepa Nations.

The traditional name for the river is ‘Kolety’ (pronounced ‘kol-etch’).

Beaches Deniliquin has two public beaches to choose from – both with sandy riverbanks and public facilities.

McLean Beach is a popular choice for water-skiing, swimming and picnics. It has barbecue and bathroom facilities, a public boat ramp and plenty of parking spots.

Willoughby’s Beach has even more to offer for those keen on swimming, camping, fishing and floating. Among the sandy beaches and shady trees, you’ll find picnic tables and a boat ramp. It’s also pet friendly, so even your dog can splash about.

Boating The Edward River (Kolety) around Deni is divided into a ski zone and a no-ski zone – so it’s up to you whether you want adrenalin-pumping action in your speed boat or to take things easy in your kayak or houseboat.

Ski zone Downstream of McLean Beach – best for speedboats and wake boats.

No-ski zone Upstream of McLean Beach – best for fishing, houseboats and canoeing.

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Boat ramps

Canoes & kayaks

There are six public boat ramps in Deniliquin, and one located further out of town at Benarca Bend.

With its long stretches of tranquil water, the Edward River (Kolety) provides one of Australia’s top settings for canoe and kayak users. Here you can enjoy the true beauty of this unique river system and the surrounding river red gum forests, and with no-ski zones you can paddle in peace.

– Benarca Bend Boat Ramp, Stevens Weir Road, Deniliquin – Harfleur Street Boat Ramp, Harfleur Street, Deniliquin – Lawson Syphon Boat Ramp, Lawson Syphon Road, Deniliquin – McLean Beach Boat Ramp, Butler Street, Deniliquin – Sloane Street Boat Ramp, Sloane Street, Deniliquin – Twin Rivers Boat Ramp, Riverina Highway, Deniliquin – Willoughby’s Beach Boat Ramp, Murray Valley Regional Park, Deniliquin

Deniliquin Boat Club The Deniliquin Boat Club has its own clubhouse downstream of the town and welcomes visitors. Check out their Facebook page for the club’s latest activities, including water-skiing lessons in warmer months.

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For the serious explorer, there’s a threeday canoe trip through a stunning natural landscape from where the Edward River (Kolety) leaves the Murray River at Picnic Point to Deniliquin. There are even campsites along the way for overnight stops, some with amenities.

No kayak? No problem!

Kayak hire is available through McLean Beach Caravan Park.

Phone 03 5881 2448.

Willoughby’s Beach

Families and friends return to Deni every year for a laid back riverside getaway.

Local tip!

Pack a picnic, get a good light, organise a kayak and set off for a paddle just before sunset continuing into the night. Enjoy the birds, reflections on the river, the beautiful air, stars and delicious food.

Karen Tunny, Deniliquin

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Willoughby’s Beach

The Edward River (Kolety) is your place to dive in, cast off or just go with the flow.

Local tip!

Locals love the beach to beach float, floating on anything from rafts to lilos and rubber tubes from Willoughby’s to McLean’s.

Judy Bond, Deniliquin

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Fishing The Edward River (Kolety) is a fishing paradise – in fact, many consider this to be one of the country’s best places to land Murray Cod and Golden Perch.

The Billabong Creek, which winds north of Deniliquin, is another popular destination for anglers wanting to land some iconic Murray Cod. Before you cast off: 1. Fishing licence: You can pick up a short-term fishing licence from one of the local service stations for just a few dollars.

2. Fishing rod: Bring your rod from home or pick up a rod and tackle kit from a local fishing and camping store.

3. Bait: Shrimps, worms, grubs, yabbies and cheese are the most popular baits.

You can pick these up from the fishing and camping stores, or most service stations in town.

4. Local knowledge: Head to the Visitor Information Centre to hear about all the hotspots.

Float from beach to beach One way many locals and visitors love to make the most of sunny days around here is with a gentle float from beach to beach along the Edward River (Kolety).

A favourite launching spot is Willoughby’s Beach. Drift along slowly with the current, and take in the beautiful scenery.

About an hour or so later you’ll arrive at McLean Beach.

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Get active Walk the walk

Lagoons to River Walk

With Deniliquin so close to the Murray Valley Regional Park and the banks of the beautiful Edward River (Kolety), you’re surrounded by walking trails where you can stretch your legs. These are three local favourites:

Explore Deniliquin’s unique lagoon system on this picturesque 1.4 km Lagoons to River Walk, which curves through the centre of town. You’ll pass through gorgeous parks including Waring Gardens, Brown’s Park and Scott’s Park.

The trails have signage along the way to keep you on track, show distances and highlight key attractions.

Beach to Beach Walk Start at McLean Beach and follow the path along the banks of the Edward River (Kolety), passing stately red gums and sandy beaches. Continue along the path under the National Bridge until you reach the Island Sanctuary. Wander through this tranquil setting and keep an eye out for native birds, kangaroos and other wildlife.

The walking path continues at the back gate of the sanctuary where you’ll pass the first town water supply tower and Memorial Park sporting grounds. You’ll enter the Murray Valley Regional Park before finishing at Willoughby’s Beach.

With many places to stop for a shady break, and shops along the way for supplies, this is a relaxed way to experience the natural wonderland of Deni.

Murray Valley Regional Park walks There are plenty of trails to explore in the Murray Valley Regional Park. Located a stone’s throw from Deniliquin, these winding pathways will take you through tranquil river red gum forests near the Edward River (Kolety).

Immerse yourself among peaceful sights and sounds as trees shift from river red gums to black box woodland. See how many red-rumped parrots, rosellas and galahs you can see – and if you hear some rustling in the underbrush, look out for eastern grey kangaroos and goannas.

Billabong Loop Walk is also a popular route within the park and is clearly signposted to keep you on track.

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Island Sanctuary

On the trail, on the greens or on your bike – you’ll find plenty of places to keep active around Deni.

Local tip!

If you’re keen for an early start, nothing beats a sunrise stroll along the Beach to Beach Walk.

Especially during autumn or spring when the weather is mild.

Georgina Mildren, Deniliquin

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Hay Road

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Murray Valley Regional Park

Mountain bike trails

Ride!

Murray Valley Regional Park is well known by mountain bikers for its fast and flowing cross-country routes through stunning forests. Expect lots of turns and log rollovers – it’s mostly flat terrain with some gentle hills and one steep descent.

With our flat plains, Deniliquin and its surrounds are ideal for exploring by pedal power. From the wide streets in town to the backroads and smaller villages, you can leave the car behind and explore at a leisurely pace.

Choose from three loop trails: 7.6km, 11km or 12km. The trail network is structured around the existing kangaroo tracks found in the forest, so it has a minimal environmental impact.

Bike trails can be found throughout the Murray Valley Regional Park. Both the Beach to Beach Walk and Lagoon to River Walk are bike-friendly.

These trails are rated as intermediate but are suitable for most riders. It takes about two hours to complete the full 12km loop.

Pick up a trail map from the Visitor Information Centre, where you can also borrow a bike for free. Bike hire is also available from some riverside resorts.

If you didn’t bring your own wheels, drop by the Visitor Information Centre in George Street to hire a mountain bike. It’s free to hire – just call ahead on 1800 650 712 to make sure bikes are available.

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Deniliquin Golf Club

Swim!

Young and old are welcome at our splash park, the Deniliquin Swim Centre, which features a 50-metre Olympic size outdoor pool as well as smaller hydrotherapy and kids’ pools.

The indoor warm hydrotherapy pool operates all year round and the outdoor pools are open from November to March.

Kids can dry off with a run around the playground equipment of neighbouring Scott’s Park.

Bowl!

For some sport and a gentler pace with a social setting, you’re welcome at the Deniliquin Bowling Club. The green fee includes the use of bowls.

Golf!

With 18 carefully maintained fairways meandering around waterways and forests, Deniliquin Golf Club is a mecca for avid golfers as well as native birds and wildlife.

The greens are fast but true and kept in superb condition throughout the year.

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As you walk the lush couch fairways, surrounded by abundant native flora, you may be joined by spectators ranging from kangaroos to wild ducks. Or you may share the fairways with the beautiful superb parrots. They, like other birds and native animals, seem oblivious to human activity.

The course itself is a par 72, comprising five par threes, five par fives and eight par fours. The front nine is shorter, though the many water hazards require precision placement. The more open back nine allows you to open up with the driver – but beware the creeks and trees if you’re too far offline.

The course is not long by today’s standards – 5,848 metres for men and 5,118 metres for ladies – but it will challenge the accuracy of all players with giant trees lining the fairways.

The club offers a ‘same day play’ which is rare among Murray courses.

Call (03) 5881 3333 to organise your hit-off or visit denigolfclub.com.au

Deniliquin Lawn Tennis Club

Have a hit. Have a go.

Deni’s sports grounds are welcoming to all ages and abilities.

Serve!

The Lawn Tennis Club offers 18 impressive lawn and synthetic courts for tennis and croquet, home to the annual Easter Lawn Tennis Tournament.

You can also hire squash and tennis courts at the Deni RSL, which also has a well-equipped playground with barbecue facilities.

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Natural wonders Experience some genuinely great ‘great outdoors’ – from tranquil riverside bush to endless flat plains of the outback.

See storms, sunsets and stars like nowhere else on earth.

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Murray Valley Regional Park

Murray Valley Regional Park

Island Sanctuary

Murray Valley Regional Park offers a wide range of outdoor experiences including scenic walking trails and bike trails, with abundant native wildlife, flora and birdlife.

Island Sanctuary is a natural bushland island formed by the Edward River (Kolety), and boasts unique native flora and fauna including kangaroos and over 100 varieties of birdlife – so be sure to pack the binoculars!

Here you can explore further along the river and deeper into the eucalyptus forest – and all just a stone’s throw out of town.

Campers are welcome in Murray Valley Regional Park, as are domestic pets. Camp beside one of the many sandy beaches, cast a line and hook a magnificent Murray Cod.

It’s the perfect spot for a picnic with plenty of grassy sites or picnic tables to choose from. The sanctuary is also pet friendly – just remember to keep your pooch on a leash, so you don’t scare the other wildlife.

The Island Sanctuary’s walking track is part of the Beach to Beach Walk which leads from McLean Beach along the river to Willoughby’s Beach.

Old Jack The sanctuary is also the burial site of ‘Old Jack’, who suffered at the hands of the notorious Melville gang of bushrangers when they paid Deni an unwelcome visit in 1851.

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Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre offers guided cultural tours of the sanctuary. Learn about the significance of flora, what it’s traditionally used for, and view a scarred tree.

Call ahead to book a tour on 03 5881 3312.

Waring Gardens

Local lagoons

McFaull Park

As well as the beautiful Edward River (Kolety), Deniliquin boasts a magnificent natural lagoon system that meanders through the centre of town. These lagoons are home to an array of birdlife, native wildlife and aquatic species.

McFaull Park in Civic Place has been developed into an open-air classroom to help people learn about the value of wetlands, with interpretive signs so you can enjoy a self-navigable wetland walk.

Look out for native fish, including the endangered Southern Pigmy Perch, in the lagoons as well as a colourful array of birdlife including ducks, speckled geese, shags and pied cormorants. You might even spot a rare species such as the Australian reed warbler.

Deniliquin’s lagoon system runs across six blocks, each including their own unique park and facilities.

Waring Gardens Waring Gardens on Cressy Street is a delightful picnic area where you can feed the ducks, let the kids run around in the enclosed children’s playground or just sit back under the shade of a giant Moreton Bay fig. The park has public toilets, plenty of seating and a BBQ area. It is directly opposite one of Deni’s best shopping strips.

Burchfield Park Commencing in Junction street, Burchfield Park is the natural place to start the Lagoons to River Walk.

The refuge in the centre of the lagoon is where birds sit, rest and dry their wings.

Every day they can be seen from the bird hide on the island. You’ll probably also see some water rats which love eating yabbies and small fish, and turtles which use the refuge for sunning and resting.

Gorman Park Gorman Park is between the Central Murray Regional Library and the Deniliquin Childcare Centre. It’s another popular place to stop and feed the ducks.

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Brown Park

McFaull Park

Brown Park

Bird watching

Brown Park is located in Whitelock Street, and is home to the Werrpanakata Fish Park (Wamba Wamba meaning a good place to fish). With its recreational fishing park and education facility, you can learn about the types of fish in our waterways and Indigenous areas of importance.

A fishing deck has been built over the lagoon which is stocked with native fish and surrounded by native plants.

It’s possible to observe over 80 bird species in just one day within the town.

Scott’s Park Continue along Whitelock Street to find Scott’s Park. While the lagoon system is underground in this park, there is still plenty to see and do. The park features a huge water tower mural, an adventure playground for the kids, the town’s indoor and outdoor pools, and the Community Garden.

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To ensure you experience it all, a local bird guide can be arranged at the Visitor Information Centre. Philip and Patricia Maher of Australian Ornithological Services specialise in helping serious bird watchers locate the harder to find and rarer species.

Popular locations for bird watching are in the Murray Valley Regional Park, McFaull Park, Island Sanctuary, or along the Edward River (Kolety). Maybe you’ll see The Plains Wanderer – an endangered species with habitats in and around Deni.

Did you know more than a third of Australia’s bird species have been spotted in the Deniliquin region?

Reed Beds Bird Hide

Hay Plains

Reed Beds Bird Hide

Hay Plains

Twitchers never get tired of visiting the Reed Beds Bird Hide at Mathoura in the Murray Valley National Park, as there are different birds to see throughout the year.

Flat lands, big skies, and views that go on forever.

Bring your camera for a stunning photo of an eastern great egret or a musk duck thrashing in the water to attract a mate.

If you take a walk along the boardwalk, you could catch some yellow rosellas and superb wrens. Watch at the edge of the water for the purple swamphen.

Make sure you turn over the bird panels as you stroll along the boardwalk – you’ll learn some fascinating facts such as which birds are vegetarians and which prefer frogs, and which bird honks like a goose but soars like an eagle.

Head out on the open road north of Deniliquin, and you’ll find yourself cruising through the Hay Plains and into the traditional lands of the Nari Nari people.

This vast expanse of flat land and saltbush is counted in the top three flattest places on earth – but that doesn’t mean there’s nothing to see.

If you’re lucky enough to be in this part of the world as a storm rolls in, you’re in for a show of truly epic proportions. Sunrise and sunset are also spectacular times to visit. It’s well worth an evening drive after a quick bite in one of the region’s welcoming pubs.

On a clear night (which is often around here) the vivid sunset colours give way to a glittering star-filled sky. With no city lights, the view is simply breathtaking.

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Peppin Heritage Centre

History and culture Explore the ancient history and contemporary culture which has put Deni on the map.

Historical Society Museum The area’s fascinating past comes to life at the Deniliquin and District Historical Society Museum, set within the former police inspector’s residence built in the 1880s.

Reflecting the different facets of a lively community, the displays include shearing equipment, police records, historical costumes, newspapers dating back to 1859, and items relating to the history of Deniliquin’s town band, Picnic Races, Red Cross and war veterans.

The museum is open Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10.00am to 12.00pm, or by appointment. Entry $5.

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Peppin Heritage Centre The Peppin Heritage Centre was Deniliquin’s first public school, built in 1861. A survey conducted at the time revealed that only 138 of the 613 children living in the area attended school.

The original schoolhouse was demolished and replaced by a larger building in 1879. Due to continued growth, it was extended in 1899 and 1905, and continued to operate until 1972 when it finally closed its doors.

Today, the building still includes a historical classroom, in addition to a museum, regular exhibitions and the Visitor Information Centre.

The Peppin Heritage Centre is open seven days a week, 9.00am to 4.00pm. Entry $3.

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Water Tower Mural

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The Depot If you can’t get enough of vintage vehicles, memorabilia and relics of times gone by, you’ll love The Depot. This impressive collection of historic cars and memorabilia from Australia and overseas occupies a 3000-square-metre complex.

Wander among restored vintage Australian cars, scale model cars and even a bus dating from the 1940s. Fans of Elvis are also in for a treat with cabinets full of collectables in tribute to the King.

The Depot is open seven days a week. Adults $15.

Children/concession/ seniors $10. Family $30.

Water Tower Mural The 22.8-metre water tower is located in Scott’s Park. Acclaimed street artist Cam Scale completed the full mural which wraps around the tower over just 17 days in July 2019. The mural transitions from two kookaburras resting on gum tree branches to a starry night sky.

Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre Yarkuwa is a Traditional Owner organisation based in Deniliquin. It was formed in 2003 to ensure traditional owner knowledge was preserved in future generations. Here in the museum and gallery space, visitors can learn about the Indigenous heritage of the Wamba Wamba and Perrepa Perrepa People.

The centre hosts displays and holds records of cultural heritage artefacts including stone and wooden tools and woven baskets, Wamba Wamba Language learning displays, and local family information.

Traditional items, foods, clothing and local Indigenous artwork can be purchased from the centre. Yarkuwa also offers guided cultural tours of the Island Sanctuary.

The knowledge centre is open Monday to Friday from 9.00am to 5.00pm.

Culture tours are available upon request from $10 per person, with discounts available for large groups.

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Reutilise by Stuart Taylor

Long Paddock Touring Route The Long Paddock touring route trip follows the historic Cobb stock route, from fascinating Echuca Moama on the Murray River to iconic country towns. The drive features public artworks and information boards along the way, bringing the history of this unique drive to life.

Today the modern Cobb Highway follows part of the great network of stock routes that became known as The Long Paddock – a network of tracks and trails linking stock-breeding areas of inland NSW and Queensland with emerging markets in Victoria. It also provided an escape route from drought when the seasons failed.

The Long Paddock is still a working stock route which provides a link to times and landscapes long since altered.

The Long Paddock also passes through some of the most character-filled villages in Australia. These little townships of between 30 and 70 people provide visitors with a glimpse of life in country communities. Make sure you stop and have a cuppa or a beer in Pretty Pine, Wanganella and Booroorban, where you will be welcomed with a smile and can get a real feel for life in the bush.

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In the Edward River (Kolety) region, you’ll find five Long Paddock sculptures: Shod by artist Jonathan Leahey, near the Peppin Heritage Centre in George Street.

Cut by artist Jonathan Leahey, on Davidson Street.

Smoko by artist Geoff Hocking, in front of the Pretty Pine Pub, a 20-minute drive from Deniliquin.

Headless Horseman by artist Geoff Hocking, at the Black Swamp rest site between Wanganella and Booroorban, a 40-minute drive from Deniliquin.

Reutilise, by award-winning local artist Stuart Taylor, near the Visitor Information Centre on George Street in Deniliquin.

Deni the “Ute capital of the world” As the symbolic home of Australia’s iconic ute, Deni has done more than anywhere else to celebrate this wonder of automotive usefulness. We’ve rightfully earned the title of “Ute capital of the world” – and we even have a public art sculpture to prove it!

Reutilise, by award-winning local artist Stuart Taylor, is a life-size Holden ute made from metal objects found on farms in the area around Deniliquin. It’s a homage to utes everywhere, and a celebration of the ingenuity of farmers and regional people across Australia.

Headless Horseman by Geoff Hocking

Local tip!

When you’ve had your fix of sunsets and stunning landscape views, head to one of our local country pubs for a hearty feed, cool refreshments and a chat with the locals. You’ll find most of them can tell you a funny tale or two.

Erin Johnston, Deniliquin

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Deniliquin town centre

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Historic Town Walk What better way to experience the history of Deni than wandering around town? This walk begins at the Peppin Heritage Centre. It takes you through 42 historically significant locations including the Dublin Hotel and the Federal Hotel, both from the 1870s.

You’ll also learn about the airport, cemetery, Lawson Syphon and much more. Pick up a copy of the Deniliquin Town Walk guide from the Visitor Information Centre.

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RAAF display at Peppin Heritage Centre

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Edward River (Kolety)

No7 Service Flying Training School Deniliquin Airport is the proud home of permanent displays commemorating the No.7 Service Flying Training School (No7 SFTS) which was a RAAF flying training school in Deniliquin during the Second World War. The displays honour all men and women who served at the school and is a memorial to the 50 young men who were killed during training. There is also a dedicated RAAF display at the Peppin Heritage Centre.

Engineering marvels Around Deni, you’ll find a couple of awe-inspiring feats of rural engineering.

The Lawson Syphon, approximately five kilometres from town, diverts the canal under the river to deliver water to the agricultural areas west of Deniliquin. There are interpretive panels on-site, telling the story of the syphons and how they were the catalyst for a farming boom.

Around 25 kilometres north west of Deni is Stevens Weir, which was built in 1938 to guarantee permanent town water supplies. There is a lovely picnic area overlooking the weir and the fish ladder, which allows native fish to migrate upstream to spawn.

Central Murray Regional Library Set opposite the town’s picturesque gardens, the Central Murray Regional Library offers visitors everything. Free Wi-Fi, regular children’s activities such as story time, and memorable school holiday programs.

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Out of town

Visit the villages of Blighty, Booroorban, Conargo, Mayrung, Pretty Pine and Wanganella for a taste of country life and a glimpse into our storied past.

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Mayrung

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Blighty

Booroorban

Blighty

Booroorban

The village of Blighty is an easy half-hour drive east towards Finley and Albury.

What Blighty lacks in size (the population is somewhere around 400) it more than makes up in community spirit. You won’t find any shops, but it does have a primary school, a pub, a footy ground and netball courts. This is a town rich in family, community and friendliness.

Once a stop on the fabled Cobb & Co run between Deniliquin and Hay, the Royal Mail Hotel is at the centre of life in the village of Booroorban. In fact, it’s the only commercial building in the village!

For a taste of local life, stop in for a drink or a hearty meal at the Blighty Hotel – the chicken parma is a specialty. On weekends there’s often a barbecue going in the beer garden, and you might even get roped into a friendly pool competition.

Country football and netball clubs are the glue for many small Aussie towns. On winter Saturdays, join the locals around the oval cheering on the mighty Redeyes.

Every second Saturday features a home game at Blighty.

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Located in the middle of the vast, flat Hay Plains, Booroorban features a small camping ground and caravan park at the pub. Here you can enjoy a meal, a drink and a chat with the locals in the lovely peppercorn tree-shaded beer garden.

The main bar pays homage to the Headless Horseman, also commemorated in a sculpture out at the Black Swamp rest area, who was said to roam these parts in the 1850s. Don’t let an old headless bloke put you off though – as well as the camping ground, the area features the Burraburoon Farm Stay experience, a working sheep station offering unique accommodation in a converted train carriage.

Conargo

Conargo

Conargo Conargo was initially part of Benjamin Boyd’s vast pastoral empire, extending from the south, across the Billabong Creek, and taking in more land to the north. Officially gazetted as a town in 1860, Conargo quickly grew to become the passionate pastoral and grazing community it is today.

The restored 19th century Drop Log Stables, showing the building process of the time, were part of the old Cadman’s Conargo Inn that served as a meal break for travellers on the old Cobb & Co coach run. The photo opportunities continue just a little further along the road, where a charming bush church from 1914 still stands.

Only a 25-minute drive northeast of Deniliquin, Conargo village sits on the Billabong Creek (a tributary of the Murrumbidgee) which many claim is the longest creek in Australia.

While the village is small, it services several large sheep stations and merino studs. The merino breed has its origins in the Riverina, and the Interpretive Centre in Conargo tells the story of this critical animal’s influence on the fortunes of not just the region, but the entire nation.

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Mayrung

Pretty Pine Hotel

Mayrung

Pretty Pine

With a population hovering somewhere around 150, Mayrung is a tiny village community but a big part of our region’s agricultural life. Irrigation makes grain production possible, and the locals have taken to rice and other grains here with gusto. The landscape changes through the seasons and makes for a lovely scenic drive just 30km from Deni.

Just a short 20-minute drive from Deni is the small community of Pretty Pine.

Here you can visit the Pretty Pine Hotel, a heritage building that was once the final stop on the Cobb & Co route to Deniliquin from Hay. These days, it’s better known for its delicious meals (pizza a specialty), cold drinks and friendly service.

While you’re in town, kids can run free at the football oval, cricket pitch and playground of Pretty Pine Recreation Reserve.

If you happen to be in the area in September, don’t miss the famous annual Pretty Pine Father’s Day Expo and Market on the first Sunday of the month.

This vibrant community event attracts several thousand visitors every year.

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Headless Horseman by Geoff Hocking

Wanganella General Store

Wanganella Sitting on a picturesque bank of the Billabong Creek, the Wanganella General Store draws visitors from all around for friendly service, cold drinks and classic pub meals.

Wanganella is probably best known as the birthplace of the Peppin merino sheep breed; a hardy, large sheep that was built for Australia’s climate and conditions. The Peppin Merino is now the most common breed in Australia, and a bronze statue at the front gates of Wanganella Station, just south of the village, commemorates its importance.

The village is around 45 minutes’ drive north of Deniliquin along the flat Hay Plains, and makes a special side-trip to see the countryside. Settle in at the General Store and take in the breathtaking sunsets or big starry night sky on the way back.

If you’re feeling adventurous, explore the region’s tracks and waterways – either on foot or by bike – and maybe even find a secluded spot to cast a line and catch a fish or two. Heading north from Deni, take a left at the first dirt road after the Billabong Creek bridge (no sign, no name!) for some beautiful natural picnic spots. As well as fish, this spot is home to several notable bird species.

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A true locals’ secret, the area best known as The Common in Wanganella is a hidden away, nature lovers’ haven. Take the first dirt road to the left once crossing the Billabong Creek bridge towards Hay and you’ll wind your way along the creek’s edge through a forest of river gums. You’ll find ample areas to pull up for a peaceful picnic, to cast a line for a yellow or Murray Cod, a bushwalk with your fur family or even a bike ride.

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Events

With country charm, natural beauty and unique events throughout the year, there’s always a reason to visit Deni.

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Deni Ute Muster

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Ute on a pole

Deni Ute Muster – October

This is the big one! The famous Deni Ute Muster is one of Australia’s best-known rural events, held each year on the October NSW Labour Day weekend.

The festival welcomes thousands of people to Deniliquin for what’s always an unforgettable weekend of music and entertainment. Over the past 20 years, the Ute Muster stage has been graced by big names including Keith Urban, Cold Chisel, Jimmy Barnes, Alan Jackson, Lee Kernaghan, Living End, Powderfinger, Adam Brand and Kelly Clarkson.

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There’s always something here for the whole family, including bull riding, show-andshines, driving competitions, circuses, camel rides, woodchopping and animal farms.

Deni Ute Muster

Local tip!

If we have guests visiting in October, we try and arrange to take them to the Deni Ute Muster for at least a day. Every time they’re simply blown away by the event, the number of activities and the quality of the bands that play.

Kate Oddy, Deniliquin

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Deni Big Float – Australia Day

Calendar of events Live Music All year

Deni Big Float Australia Day

Deniliquin has a long tradition of live music with bands in local pubs and clubs every weekend. On the first Friday of the month, head to the Deniliquin Club for the open mic Muso Night. Or check out the South West Music Regional Conservatorium calendar of events such as the Edward on Edward showcase of local emerging talent.

Each Australia Day, hundreds of people take part in the annual Deni Big Float to raise money for the Deniliquin Rescue Squad. Grab a tube, floaties or kayaks and enjoy a relaxing float from Willoughby’s Beach to McLean Beach, and then celebrate with a barbecue, competitions and games.

Markets All year The Naponda Farmers Market is just the place to pick up fresh bread, fruit, veggies, preserves, conserves – and all manner of home-made treats for the weekend. Or stop by the Lions Community Market to stock up on seedlings for your veggie patch, along with interesting collectables, clothing and jewellery. Markets are held on the second and fourth Saturday of the month in the Waring Gardens.

Fishing for Winners February Hook a winner at the Deniliquin RSL Fishing Classic, on every February with a massive $70,000 prize pool. Each year this popular event reels in more than 1,500 anglers to the Edward River (Kolety).

When you’re not on the river, there’s a packed weekend of entertainment, live music, kids’ activities, yabby races and more to enjoy.

Deni Street Bazaar March Hosted by the Deniliquin Business Chamber, the Deni Street Bazaar takes over Cressy Street on the Saturday morning of the Victorian Labour Day long weekend every March. Head into town for shopping, markets, music and more.

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Deni Fest

Country Races

Deniliquin Pastoral & Agricultural Society Show March Held on the first weekend of March, the Deniliquin Pastoral & Agricultural Society Show is a weekend of entertainment for the whole family! Enjoy the carnival rides, competitions and fireworks or spend a few hours strolling through the many produce and art displays.

Deni Fest Easter weekend Deni Fest runs over Easter with all sorts of arts and culture events for young and old.

With the Rotary Easter Art Show, artisan markets, Easter egg hunts, free outdoor films and live music in the pubs and clubs, there is so much to see and do over the long weekend. And don’t miss the Easter Rodeo – it kicks up plenty of dust each year and always turns on an actionpacked night under the stars.

course, good old-fashioned country horse racing. The Deni Races have a friendly atmosphere with plenty of entertainment and everything you need for a fantastic day at the races.

Deniliquin Collectors Club Spring Rally September The Deniliquin Collectors Club annual Spring Rally is held locally in September.

The rally showcases classic and vintage cars, motorbikes, stationary engines and hot rods. Check out the swap sites, food trucks and some of the unique collections.

Deni Truck Show October The big rigs gather for this familyfriendly event, including show-and-shine competitions and trade displays. The event also includes a Wall of Fame dinner event, market stalls and children’s entertainment.

See it all in early October in Deni.

Country Races April/October

Deni Uke Muster November

Twice a year, on Anzac Day and Caulfield Cup Day, the Deniliquin Racecourse is the place to be for fun, fashion and, of

Held in November each year, the Deni Uke Muster brings together ukulele lovers for fun, friendship and a bit of learning.

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For the kids Deni has plenty to offer active kids, from playgrounds and pools to bike tracks and skate parks.

Splash park and pool

Scott’s Park

The Deniliquin Swim Centre is the perfect place to cool off after a big day of exploring, with three outdoor pools as well as a hydrotherapy pool and splash park. Swimming lessons and aqua aerobics are also available.

Scott’s Park is one of Deni’s most popular places for kids and families. There’s a flying fox, climbing net and wall, sand digger, rocket ride and nature play equipment in a fenced area, so parents can relax while young ones play.

Open from November to March. Entry $2.80 for children, $3.80 for adults, free for spectators.

Phone 03 5881 8586.

Scott’s Park is also home to a purposebuilt BMX pump track with a series of rollers and corners that allow riders to gain momentum by using up and down body movements. The pump track caters to a wide variety of skill levels, and is suitable for bikes, BMXs, skateboards and scooters.

Playgrounds You’ll find several well-maintained playgrounds that are perfect for kids who need to stretch their legs and use up a bit of energy after a long car trip.

Waring Gardens Waring Gardens is a picturesque spot for quiet family time, with wide-open spaces, ducks on the pond, picnic and barbecue facilities, and a charming little playground.

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Deniliquin RSL Park With a small playground and shaded picnic tables, Deniliquin RSL Park is another top choice for kids in need of a run around.

Skate Park The Deniliquin Skate Park, opposite Waring Gardens, is the local go-to place for skaters to show off their skills. The concrete park includes quarters and banks, a step rail and a small fun box with ledge. There’s plenty of seating available with shaded areas, perfect for picnics while you watch the kids.

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Our son Jack’s favourite place is the Deniliquin RSL Club play area and I must admit it’s mine too. I can catch up with friends over a coffee or a meal and know that he will sleep well afterwards.

Ash Packer, Deniliquin

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Where to eat

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From your morning coffee to dinner and drinks, Deni serves up a delicious selection.

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Bimbella Beef

Blighty Hotel

Local owned, local grown. Joe and Sue Weir showcase their paddock-to-plate premium beef and lamb, so you can be sure you’re eating local quality every time.

Stop by to find a gourmet range of meats, sausages, pastries, ready meals, local vegetables, milk and more.

The heart and soul of the Blighty community. Drop in for a drink, a tasty counter meal and some classic country hospitality. The Blighty Hotel is open seven days a week.

2/346 Victoria Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 bimbella65@gmail.com T (03) 5881 2323

18948 Riverina Highway, Blighty NSW 2713 T (03) 5882 6225

Booroorban Royal Mail Hotel

Brontes Gourmet

Discover a historic hotel on the Cobb Highway, built in 1868. This Cobb and Co coach stopover and camping ground (some powered sites available) offers delicious meals and refreshments, ice-cold beer and a lovely beer garden under the peppercorn trees.

The place to find the freshest coffee, breakfast, lunch and house-made cakes and slices. Enjoy urban quality with fresh country air and hospitality. Open 8.00am – 3.00pm Monday to Friday, and 8.00am – 1.00pm on Saturday.

Cobb Highway, Booroorban NSW 2710 T 0427 870 420

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32 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 5794

Coach House Hotel Motel

Conargo Junction Store

An inviting restaurant offering delicious meals for lunch and dinner. The Coach House also offers 25 motel rooms, a drivethrough bottle shop and a function room.

Stop in for real espresso coffee, cold drinks and ice creams, basic groceries, a cooked breakfast, a main meal or some tasty items from the hot takeaway menu.

99 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 1011

Jerilderie Road, Conargo NSW 2710 T (03) 5884 6605

The Crossing Café

Cruizin* Diner

Located in the heart of Deniliquin and close to the Edward River, The Crossing Café offers a relaxed atmosphere with great food and fantastic service. This is the perfect place to stop in for a coffee or a meal – breakfast, lunch or your next special occasion. Open six days a week.

Enjoy a totally immersive experience.

Decked out with vinyl booths, neon signs, 50’s tunes and a flavoursome menu, this family-friendly environment includes a children’s play area, and indoor and outdoor dining spaces.

295 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 thecrossingcafe.com.au admin@thecrossingcafe.com.au T (03) 5881 7827

162 Hardinge Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 2162

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Deniliquin Bakery

Deniliquin RSL Club

This local institution makes, bakes and sells over 5,000 pies, pasties and sausage rolls every week, using only high-quality local meats. The bakery also offers a beautiful array of carefully made desserts, cakes and freshly baked bread.

Entertainment for the whole family!

Enjoy a full bar, TAB, Keno and gaming services, as well as a meal from the bistro or a coffee and snack in the coffee shop.

There’s also an indoor play area and crèche for the kids. Open 11.00am until late, seven days a week.

69 Davidson Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 deniliquinbakery@bigpond.com T (03) 5881 2278

72 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denirsl.com reception@denirsl.com T(03) 5881 1455

Devour Café & Catering

Exchange Hotel

Devour Café serves smooth Mahalia Blend #2 coffee – the perfect match for its delicious cakes, slices and biscuits. There’s also an all-day breakfast menu, housemade pies and sausage rolls made fresh daily, plus wraps, sandwiches, and fish and chips.

With its stunning beer garden and friendly staff, The Exchange Hotel serves delicious meals seven days a week (for dining in or takeaway) with beer, cider on tap and an extensive wine list at the bar. The facilities also include renovated hotel rooms upstairs.

261 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 devourcafe.deni@bigpond.com T (03) 5881 4441

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116 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 7338

Harry Pepper Coffee

Josh’s Bakehouse

An intimate café in the heart of Deniliquin, serving quality coffee with fresh Wood and Co coffee beans. Dine in or takeaway.

Open 6.30am – 2.00pm Tuesday to Friday and 6.30am – midday on Saturdays.

Josh’s Bakehouse offers the highest quality slices, cakes, savouries and pastries, as well as a wide range of freshly made sandwiches and rolls. Fresh bread is baked daily and a new and improved lunch menu is on offer. Don’t forget to try one of the award-winning pies before you leave.

115 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710

327 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 3499

Long Table Café

Pretty Pine Hotel

A family-owned and operated restaurant offering a true paddock-to-plate experience. Using only the freshest local and home-grown produce, owners Kathy and Lawry specialise in salami, cheese and preserves. This unique on-farm restaurant is just 20 minutes out of Deniliquin, and includes farm tours. Bookings essential.

A traditional country pub! Pretty Pine Hotel is a major Riverina landmark, offering old fashioned comfort and service – and most importantly a meeting place for people of the district. Enjoy lunch and dinner seven days a week. Facilities include a beer garden, pool table, caravan sites and ample parking.

228 McLaurins Road, Deniliquin NSW 2710 longtablecafe@gmail.com T (03) 5882 5886

Cobb Highway, Pretty Pine NSW 2710 T (03) 5882 3564

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Red Rose Diner

Riverina Cellars

Make your way to this retro-style diner in the heart of Deniliquin. Red Rose Diner specialises in gourmet milkshakes, tasty burgers and quality coffee, as well as delicious house-made cakes and slices.

Open six days a week.

Riverina Cellars proudly offers a broad range of all your favourite beers, wines and spirits, with great fortnightly specials and giftware also available. There’s also drive-through facilities and free local delivery before 5.00pm.

337 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 redrosediner@outlook.com T (03) 5881 2061

Scoop N Brew The ever-expanding menu at this locally owned and established ice-cream and coffee shop features Norgen-Vaaz icecream, Genovese coffee, National Pies and Boss Hogs hot dogs, plus locally made cakes, biscuits, slices, sandwiches, rolls and mini-cobbs.

Shop 2, Coles Plaza, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 6975

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359 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 admin@riverinacellars.com.au T (03) 5881 2099

Sky Dragon Chinese Restaurant Specialising in authentic Chinese food, with a relaxed atmosphere and friendly service, Sky Dragon is the place to go for lunch and dinner. Lunch 11.30am – 2.00pm.

Dinner 5.00pm – 9.00pm Tuesday to Sunday. Smorgasbord every Friday night.

Bookings preferred. Takeaway available.

388 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 6823

Sportsman Arms

Sushibite

Come in, say g’day and enjoy the friendly atmosphere of the Sportsman Arms. The facilities include a bottle shop, bar, TAB, bistro dining and function room. There are also ten budget-friendly motel rooms with off-street parking.

Sushibite has a flair for health and a passion for pure natural food. The specialities here are freshly made sushi, juices, smoothies and superfoods, as well as award-winning coffee.

388 Victoria Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 sportsmansarmsdeni@gmail.com T (03) 5881 6280

299 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 sushibite@gmail.com T (03) 5881 6526

That Pizza

Wanganella General Store

That Pizza offers a delicious selection of traditional and gourmet pizzas using high quality and fresh ingredients. Phone or order online for pickup or delivery.

Open 5.00pm – 9.00pm Sunday to Thursday and 5.00pm – 10.00pm Friday to Saturday.

Located next to the Billabong Creek – the longest creek in Australia – the Wanganella Store draws visitors from all around for friendly service, cold drinks and delicious meals overlooking the creek.

More than just a shop, it’s a reason to visit.

Open six days a week (closed Sundays) for dining in or takeaway.

396 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 thatpizza.com.au T (03) 5881 8480

4 Lang Street, Wanganella NSW 2710 T (03) 5884 7540

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Need a little retail therapy?

Here’s where you can indulge in some local shopping.

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Barber & Threadz

Deniliquin Betta Home Living

Call in for men’s, women’s and children’s barbering and hairdressing services – no appointment necessary. Shop for clothing, gifts and products by brands such as NXP, KSCY, Ringers Western, King Brown and Rustic Hyde. Beauty by Shae is also located within the salon, offering a wide range of beauty services.

Deniliquin Betta Home Living offers a huge range of furniture, appliances, homewares, and fishing and camping gear.

287 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 simone.barberandthreadz@gmail.com T 0429 014 923

322 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 3922

Blue Bird Bazaar

Deni Clothing Co.

Discover a beautiful range of items including newborn giftware, bed and table linen, homewares, and quilts. A collective range of vintage wares are also available.

Formerly known as Watters Clothing, Deni Clothing Co. features a wide range of men’s and ladies’ fashion, accessories and workwear, including FXD and your favourite surf labels. With in-house embroidery, you can add a personalised touch to your garments.

25 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 info@bluebirdbazaar.com.au T 0406 313 262

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20–24 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 deniclothingco.com T (03) 5881 2182

Deniliquin Mitre 10

Deniliquin Pastoral Times

Find all your hardware, garden, paint and building supplies needs here. The team is ready to help with any questions you may have to complete your latest project.

Deniliquin Mitre 10 is proudly 100% locally owned and operated.

For over 160 years, the Deniliquin Pastoral Times has delivered local news and tourist information across our region. Stay up to date with the only locally owned and trusted news source. Deniliquin Pastoral Times and the Southern Riverina What’s On magazine are available in print and online.

98 Hardinge Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denimitre10@outlook.com T (03) 5881 1322

Deniliquin Showcase Jewellers Browse exquisite jewellery, including the exclusive Australian Argyle Dreamtime range. There’s also a wide range of watches for ladies, gents and kids, as well as lovely collections for the home or gifts.

They also have an in-house watch and jewellery repair service and can assist with remake or custom jewellery pieces.

281 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 sales@denijewel.com.au T (03) 5881 1734

230 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denipt.com.au T (03) 5881 2322

Deniliquin Soul Pattinson Chemist Visit Deniliquin Soul Pattinson Chemist for all your family health needs. The friendly staff are always ready to assist with advice, beauty and giftware.

289 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 admin@deniliquinpharmacy.com.au T (03) 5881 2233

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Glow Beauty by Leanne

Kazmar Shoes

The place for professional treatments including pain-free permanent hair reduction, manicures and pedicures, spray tanning, lash lift and tints, brow henna, waxing, facials, massage, skin rejuvenation treatments and makeup, plus a range of beauty products and gifts.

Call for an appointment.

Kazmar Shoes offers the latest trends in footwear and stocks brands including Sandler, Easy Steps, Alias Mae, Frankie 4, Birkenstock and Saltwater Sandals – plus a range of accessories.

41 Napier street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 glowbeautyleanne@gmail.com glowbeautybyleanne.com T 0418 699 716

39 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 2307

My Shop

Naponda Store

My Shop is a boutique clothing and accessory store in the centre of town, stocking quality brands and the latest styles in women’s fashion.

Browse a gorgeous selection of homemade gourmet foods, baby gifts, clothing, handknits, homewares, art, cards, collectable toys, models, woodwork, jewellery, DMC thread and haberdashery.

As well as supporting local makers, all profits are donated to Deniliquin Hospital.

40 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 2646

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226 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 napondafarmersmarket@bigpond.com T 0427 812 761

Plains Design Plains Design is a shop full of gorgeous homewares and gifts, as well as an interior design consultancy with sourcing services available.

44 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 plainsde@bigpond.net.au T (03) 5881 5574

Pure Serenity Massage & Beauty An elegant beauty salon in the heart of Deniliquin, Pure Serenity is a place to escape, indulge and relax your mind, body and soul. The staff prides themselves on a quality service for all, giving clients the time and care they deserve.

43 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denibeautyplace.com.au info@denibeautyplace.com.au T 0492 835 103

River & Grain

Total Bliss Massage & Beauty

Leith and her staff welcome you to River & Grain, stockists of a wide range of women’s clothing, accessories, handbags, wallets, homewares and locally made candles. See the latest arrivals on Facebook or Instagram. Open Tuesday to Saturday.

The staff at Total Bliss takes pride in a range of professional beauty services and keeping up to date with current trends. A recent introduction is medical grade laser hair removal – a process which destroys the hair follicle to stunt future hair growth.

307 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 riverandgrain@gmail.com T 0418 502 860

3/344 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 info@total-bliss.com.au T (03) 5881 3727

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The Warehouse Deniliquin

You’re Younique Salt Cave

Call in and see Jan for all your clothing needs at this locally-owned and operated store. You’ll find excellent service and top brands including Wrangler, Thomas Cook, Stockpile, Bisley, Triumph, Berlei and more.

Embroidery service also available.

Salt Therapy is a drug-free, non-invasive treatment for a host of respiratory and skin conditions. Sit and relax for 45 minutes – the cave comfortably seats four adults and caters for children. Himalayan salt lamps and other unique products are also available.

364 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 4766

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46–48 Napier Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 youreyounique@outlook.com.au T (03) 5881 5509

Local tip!

Spend some time exploring the shops and cafes.

When I moved here, I was so surprised at how great the food was, and some of the shops sell exquisite wares! Oh, and hiring a barge from BIG4 Holiday Park is also a spectacular way to explore the river. @_country_mumkin_, Deniliquin

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Deniliquin Golf Club

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Make some time to visit these local institutions, each one a proud part of the landscape.

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The Long Paddock

Many a legend has been born around a late-night campfire. Storytelling is an iconic part of life in the bush – it keeps memories alive and connects us to the landscape.

The Long Paddock Touring Route brings you all the tall tales, tragedies and triumphs of our region. Through incredible sculptures, information panels, and apps, the stories of our history are woven together for you. Dotted along the Cobb Highway, a series of visitor sites invite you to take a journey of a different kind.

From Echuca Moama on the Victorian border, through to outback NSW, the Long Paddock touring route is the perfect backdrop for your next driving holiday.

thelongpaddock.com.au info@thelongpaddock.com.au

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Local tip!

Download the Long Paddock Alive App – it’s a whole new way to see our stories.

Kerry Nevinson, Booroorban

Deniliquin and District Historical Society If you love Australian history, this is the place for you. Located in the beautiful building of the former police inspector’s residence built in the 1880’s, the museum contains an extensive display and historical record of Deniliquin, reflecting the different facets of a lively community.

3 Macauley Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denihistorical@gmail.com T 0428 359 297

Deniliquin Boat Club The Deniliquin Boat Club is Deni’s best kept secret, located on the banks of the beautiful Edward River. With a boat ramp and facilities, you can put your boat in here by day, and on Friday nights from October to March you can learn to ski and catch up at an open bar.

Riverview Drive, Deniliquin NSW 2710 deniboatclub@gmail.com T 0418 576 455

Deniliquin Bowling Club

Deniliquin Golf Club

Welcoming to visitors and members alike, here you’ll find three bowling greens as well as balls available for hire. There are social bowls and tournaments throughout the year, and facilities including an outdoor barbeque, clubhouse and bar. There’s also a great Chinese restaurant, open six days a week with $12 lunch specials.

Deniliquin Golf Course is nestled on the edge of the world’s largest red gum forest, yet just a stone’s throw from the centre of town. Join the kangaroos, kookaburras, super parrots, echidna, goannas, lizards, pelicans and a host of other birdlife for your next round.

241 Wick Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denibowl@bigpond.com T (03) 5881 1348

Memorial Drive, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denigolfclub.com.au denigolf@bigpond.net.au T (03) 5881 1325, Pro Shop (03) 5881 3333

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Peppin Heritage Centre

South West Music

The Peppin Heritage Centre was Deniliquin’s first public school. Today, the building still includes a historic classroom, in addition to a museum, regular exhibitions and the Visitor Information Centre. Open seven days a week, 9.00am – 4.00pm. Entry $3.

South West Music Regional Conservatorium presents an exciting yearly live music calendar filled with outstanding local and international talent.

Check out their Facebook page for up to date information on upcoming live music events.

295 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 info@edwardriver.nsw.gov.au T 1800 650 712

241–245 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 swmusic.org.au concerts@swmusic.org.au T (03) 5881 4736

The Depot Historic Vehicle and Memorabilia Collection

Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre Aboriginal Corporation

This unique collection of vehicles and memorabilia tells stories of life at home and on the road. With glimpses of Hollywood, trucking, transport, rescue vehicles and cars from all around the world, the familyfriendly interactive displays and activities offer plenty of nostalgia and discovery.

Yarkuwa Indigenous Knowledge Centre features an exhibition area, artefact and weaving displays, local Aboriginal history and much more. Drop in for a visit or phone ahead to find out about tours, events including weaving workshops, and other local cultural activities.

158 Hardinge Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 depot@depotdeni.com T 1300 819 000

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104 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 yarkuwa.org.au admin@yarkuwa.org.au T (03) 5881 3312

Local tip!

Explore one of the many villages in the area, especially when the canola fields are in bloom and covered in bright yellow flowers. We don’t exactly have small hobby farms out here, so the fields of yellow as far as the eye can see are pretty epic!

Peter Papandriopoulos, Deniliquin

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McLean Beach Holiday Park

Make yourself at home. Deni offers accommodation choices to suit every style.

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BIG4 Deniliquin Holiday Park

BIG4 Deniliquin Holiday Park is an award-winning resortstyle holiday park on the banks of the Edward River.

This is your home away from home – a place where you feel welcome and totally at ease, with beautifully manicured surrounds, river frontage, onsite activities for all ages, proximity to local and regional attractions, plus all the facilities and services you need.

There’s loads of family fun to be had with two swimming pools, a heated water splash park and water slide, mini-golf, barbecues, water sports and skiing.

Ochtertyre Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 big4deniliquin.com.au info@big4deniliquin.com.au T (03) 5881 1131

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Ask about conference facilities, group packages for clubs looking for an allinclusive getaway, and evening catering for the business traveller with everything you need to work on the go.

Choose from luxury yet affordable and self-contained accommodation in cabins, as well as caravan and camping sites.

BIG4 Deni is ideal for families, friends and travellers. It really is the place to change your pace.

Burraburoon Farmstay

Car-O-Tel & Caravan Park

Stay at a working sheep station located in outback NSW, between Hay and Deniliquin. The homestead and guest accommodation are on the banks of a large lake with extensive gardens, offering a unique opportunity to find stillness and tranquillity unlike anywhere else.

Nestled in the peaceful and tranquil countryside, Car-O-Tel is in walking distance from Deniliquin’s central shopping district, Deni RSL and Deni Golf Course.

Socialise at the communal barbecue area or just relax. This is an extremely affordable stay, with standard and deluxe cabin accommodation available, as well as powered caravan sites with ensuites.

Wargam Road, Booroorban NSW 2710 burraburoon.wixsite.com/farmstay burraburboon@bigpond.com T 0419 147 455

46 Crispe Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 contact@denicarotel.com.au T (03) 5881 1732

Centrepoint Motel

Charlotte Street Beach House

Centrepoint Motel is situated right in town and is only a few minutes’ walk to clubs, pubs, shopping and the commercial hub.

This four-star motel offers 24 rooms to suit the corporate traveller, contractor, family or tourist, and features a pool, restaurant and guest laundry.

Charlotte Street Beach House is a private, fully self-contained, two-bedroom house, only a hop, step and jump to beautiful McLean Beach. A fully-fenced, secure yard with off-street car and boat parking, this beachy house is the perfect choice for work or play.

399 Cressy Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 centrepointmoteldeni.com als@centrepointmoteldeni.com T (03) 5881 3544

448B Charlotte Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 airbnb.com.au/rooms/37634438 themusichouse@bigpond.com T 0427 812 763

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Deniliquin Riverside Caravan Park

Deniliquin Riverside Caravan Park offers absolute riverfront ensuite sites on the Edward River and a private boat ramp.

This is the closest caravan park to the centre of Deniliquin with shops, pubs and clubs only a five-minute walk away. Family Parks members receive a 10% discount.

The facilities include an in-ground pool, two playgrounds, a jumping cushion and a large camp kitchen with seating for up to 70 people, free barbecues, fridge, oven, microwave, sink and a wood-fired heater.

Guests can enjoy the recreation room with a pool table, table tennis, air hockey, television and lounge.

20–24 Davidson Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 deniliquinriversidecaravanpark.com.au info@deniliquinriversidecaravanpark.com.au T (03) 5881 1284

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Cabins are all fully self-contained, air-conditioned, and all bedding and linen are provided. Cabins range from motel style (sleeping up to three) through to two-bedroom riverview villas (sleeping up to eight).

Each site has its own coax aerial which ensures good television reception. Free wireless internet is available. Fires allowed in drums provided. Pet friendly on sites only.

Coach House Hotel Motel

Cottages on Edward

Backing onto the Island Sanctuary and Edward River, the Coach House offers 25 ground rooms including single, double and family rooms, plus an in-ground pool and parking. All rooms have a microwave, bar fridge and toaster with tea and coffee facilities. The restaurant is open seven days a week for dinner, and lunch Tuesday to Saturday.

Experience exclusive designer-built boutique accommodation dedicated to exceeding customer expectations. Scoring 9.8 on externally evaluated rankings, Cottages on Edward will ensure your stay in Deni is memorable and satisfying.

Enjoy old world charm at this riverside property, within walking distance to the town centre.

99 End Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 1011

304 River Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 cottagesonedward.com.au T 0407 815 641

Deni Golf Leisure Resort

Deniliquin Country Club Motor Inn

Nestled between the 9th fairway of the Deniliquin Golf Course and the Murray Valley Regional Park, the Deni Golf Leisure Resort provides comfortable, affordable, fully self-contained accommodation.

As well as motel-style units, cabins, and family units, the resort offers an undercover barbeque area and solar heated saltwater pool for guests.

Offering affordable king-size, twin bed and two-bedroom family units, all units include LCD TVs, Wi-Fi, a fridge, a microwave, tea and coffee facilities and air-conditioning. The Country Club Motor Inn is a short stroll to the golf course and CBD, and adjacent to the RSL and Bowling Club.

Memorial Drive, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denigolfleisure.com.au | denigolfleisure@bigpond.com T (03) 5881 3835

68–72 Crispe Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 countryclubdeni.com.au countryclubdeni@bigpond.com T (03) 5881 5299

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Deniliquin Motel

Edward River Houseboats

Deniliquin Motel is conveniently close to the RSL, Golf Club and Bowling Club.

Enjoy spacious family rooms with modern amenities, a pool, Wi-Fi and Seniors Card discounts. You’re guaranteed a fantastic stay at this excellent budget motel, where the price is right, and so is the quality.

Sit back and relax on a luxurious houseboat and take in the ever-changing landscapes and local wildlife. Each spacious quality houseboat sleeps six to eight people, and includes all the comfortable modern features you would expect.

Cnr Crispe and Wicks Streets, Deniliquin NSW 2710 denimotel.com.au denimotel@bigpond.com T (03) 5881 1820

281 George Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 info@edwardriverhouseboats.com.au T 0427 842 123

McLean Beach Holiday Park

Pioneer Tourist Park

The place for travellers to enjoy a quiet, comfortable and spacious environment to unwind and relax. Whether you’re after a powered site for your van or tent, a riverview family villa or a luxurious riverview glamping tent, every type of getaway is catered for.

This quiet and friendly park is only a fiveminute drive from town, offering spacious and shady drive-through powered and ensuite sites with TV cables and concrete slabs, and a range of cabins and houses.

Enjoy a relaxing stay with a swimming pool, barbeque areas, a fire pit and the tranquillity of wildlife in the adjacent natural bushland.

1 Butler Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 mcleanbeach.com.au info@mcleanbeach.com.au T (03) 5881 2448

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Hay Road, Deniliquin NSW 2710 pioneertouristpark.com.au | pioneert@bigpond.net.au T (03) 5881 5066

Riviana Motel

Settlement Motor Inn

Located only five minutes’ drive from the town centre, the Riviana Motel features an outdoor swimming pool, spa pool and barbeque entertaining area, along with very quiet modern split system airconditioning, comfortable beds and free unlimited Wi-Fi. Continental and cooked breakfasts can be delivered to your room.

Indulge in one of 13 luxury ground floor units, or the honeymoon suite with a spa, at the modern and beautifully appointed Settlement Motor Inn. The suites feature air-conditioning, a TV, free Wi-Fi and a mini kitchenette. Wake up to a delicious continental breakfast, and laze by the pool.

277 Hetherington Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 T (03) 5881 2033

327–331 Victoria Street, Deniliquin NSW 2710 settlementmotorinn.com.au admin@settlementmotorinn.com.au T (03) 5881 3999

Wanganella Cottage

Wanganella Creek Camp

Surrounded by gardens and creek frontage, this peaceful cottage retreat by the Billabong Creek is perfect for nature walks, bird watching, fishing or kayaking.

Only 30 minutes from Deniliquin and at the gateway to the NSW outback, the fully selfcontained three-bedroom cottage sleeps six and is pet friendly.

This is the ideal holiday destination to relax and unwind, catch a fish, paddle the longest creek in the world, take in the birdlife, or just sit back and enjoy the serenity. Make this your overnight stop – a place to refresh and revitalise with a warm shower before sitting around a campfire or the huge camp oven in the kitchen.

10 Lang Street, Wanganella NSW 2710 airbnb.com/h/wanganellacottage wanganellacottage@gmail.com T 0421 038 044

32 Murray Street, Wanganella NSW 2710 robitob@hotmail.com T 0448 343 130

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